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Behaviour of recursive division surfaces near extraordinary points
The behaviour of the limit surface defined by a recursive division construction can be analysed in terms of the eigenvalues of a set of matrices. This analysis predicts effects actually observed, and leads to suggestions for the further improvement of the method.